Kildare come from behind to beat Longford

Kildare advanced to a semi-final date with Meath or Westmeath next month, following a bruising encounter with Longford at Cusack Park.

Kildare come from behind to beat Longford
Sun, 25 May, 2003 - 17:06

Kildare 1-14, Longford 2-06 (full-time)

Kildare advanced to a semi-final date with Meath or Westmeath next month, following a bruising encounter with Longford at Cusack Park.

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